I built myself a wall when my climbing gym closed. Pretty happy with how my design turned out.

Yeah, not even bothering with the math, this looked concerning. It would be easy enough to retrofit some additional support posts at the front.

I've had a 12' woody with supports at the front for a few years. Never came close to hitting my head, but that's more behavior than anything else. I don't boulder the same way at home as at the gym.

With only a couple crash pads, I try not to fall off too much. Mostly just use it for boring endurance sessions and working short, hard moves lower to the ground (as soon as I get my nasty homemade wooden crimps put back on). Beats hang boarding and planks, thanks for sure. :)

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